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No Elements 13: Amalgam
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Taggar: Goo, Angled Panel, Glass, Grating
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No Elements 13: Amalgam

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An intermediate level in the "No Elements" collection.
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bullfrog 20 jan, 2023 @ 2:38 
:steamthumbsup: 13/22
我爱你 18 jan, 2023 @ 14:06 
this map is quite easy puzzle solving wise. but is it only me who's having a hard time with executing it? maybe i'm just too old for map like this
Lexmada 14 jan, 2023 @ 23:26 
This one is really easy compared the most of the previous tests. I just don't get the little part up there. is it just to confuse test subjects? IDK I had to problems solving this one.
bullfrog 7 dec, 2022 @ 22:37 
:steamthumbsup:
hub 3 feb, 2022 @ 6:29 
:cupup:
Muzozavr 2 okt, 2020 @ 15:04 
Same concept as the previous map's ending, so this is fairly easy. Harder if you haven't solved the previous map.

One small part of the chamber (the one with the grate and a roof up top) isn't needed.
MmmmmmhHHHhhhhhhmmmm 27 apr, 2017 @ 8:22 
Might wanna add grates around the surfaces.
qrioso 8 jan, 2017 @ 11:28 
Took me about 15 times to do it. It was just an exercise for improving flinging. Concept already learned in a previous map of this collection which i gave up. Now i learned. Had fun. Good work. You make good maps Gigopler. Keep on. Thanks.
zigzagtenniscoe 28 aug, 2016 @ 16:43 
Quite clever, like how at least I think you have to jump from the grating way up at the top so you don't undershoot the platform later. I'm saying "at least I think" because I did this without doing that and I undershot it. May just be me though, but there has to be a reason for it... Either way, good work. Thanks for this.
tu7650x 23 aug, 2016 @ 17:03 
Nice one! I love no-elements type puzzles. Solving requires understanding and practical application of the principle of momentum loss: a true physics puzzle.